Quite a few examples on BP seem to suggest that the $100/unit/mo net is a reasonable estimate. 

Your $202/mo net cash flow is 10.1% cash on cash against your $23,902 cash in.

I also own and manage a Duplex here in Portland that provides $750/mo net income.

My challenge is, and has always been, that I forget things at a certain rate if I don't employ them so I must continually 'sharpen the saw' by reading, listening and applying my skills, as well as finding new ways to improve my systems for finding working and monetizing investments.Most people who invest in income real estate start with something smaller and manageable like an SFR or duplex.

After all, you're in a hurry to monetize and real your gain.

I will use it as a free service (assuming you are monetizing the site with ads).For me the colors are fine based on a buyer perspective; also it is probably easier to sell ads for a site that attracts buyers than sellers.

Looking to purchse a building that need rehabbing is hard money a good plane to start

One deviation for ROI that I often encounter which makes sense to me is when figuring in the proceeds from resale of the property (this is when you monetize your amortization and appreciation and can calculate the $ benefit of both as a % of your original investment).

You also need a system to monetize every lead.

Is there another side hustle you can start by monetizing your skills/talents?